A Hungry Husband at Home: Stockpiling Grain and Farming in Peace

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I gave up on the novel. It would have been unfair for the heroine not to die a tragic death in her previous life just because of her hard-core negative IQ. In a famine year, you built a house by yourself, stocked up on medicines, grains and bought meat, and you didn't buy it secretly or blatantly and put it in the cellar. Doesn't it feel good to let people steal or rob you without moving the land? You can steal or rob the whole thing at once? In the face of a catastrophic disaster, you throw away your banknotes on the street... Hey! It's just a piece of literature that lowers people's IQs... Just don't read it